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Youngfarmer2019
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Oh! And clovers birth video will be out today!
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blessedfarmgirl
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Amazing!!! That's five does in just 2 kiddings!! LOVE the one with roaning. Are you planning on retaining any?
I also forgot to mention, we use those Suscovich chicken tractors as birthing pens too, lol. We use them for everything, including baby goats.
I also forgot to mention, we use those Suscovich chicken tractors as birthing pens too, lol. We use them for everything, including baby goats.
Baymule
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Oh goody! Entertainment of the finest for tomorrow morning coffee!
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Youngfarmer2019
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The two clover girls are staying for now! The roan is Genesis Acres Heaven’s Dew (dewsy) and the black is Genesis Acres My Father’s Joy.
Yes! These chicken tractors are the BEST!!
blessedfarmgirl
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Beautiful names
SageHill
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Super cute too!
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Youngfarmer2019
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Clovers full birth!!
Mini Horses
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Good job! 
Good training video.
When holding those feet I make sure one is a little ahead of other as it lets the shoulders move thru at a slight angle, so a little narrowing of body to pass thru. Even holding one leg angles & legs slightly for a large kid. That 1/2 " makes a difference.
Ask Clover!
You may have, couldn't see, but another watching to learn may not realize this little "help".
And most often they do present this quickly when twins -- another "be ready" for a newbie. 
Good training video. When holding those feet I make sure one is a little ahead of other as it lets the shoulders move thru at a slight angle, so a little narrowing of body to pass thru. Even holding one leg angles & legs slightly for a large kid. That 1/2 " makes a difference.
Ask Clover!You may have, couldn't see, but another watching to learn may not realize this little "help".
And most often they do present this quickly when twins -- another "be ready" for a newbie. - Thread starter
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Youngfarmer2019
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Thanks for the advice!! I’ll definitely keep it in mind for next time!Good job!
When holding those feet I make sure one is a little ahead of other as it lets the shoulders move thru at a slight angle, so a little narrowing of body to pass thru. Even holding one leg angles & legs slightly for a large kid. That 1/2 " makes a difference.
You may have, couldn't see, but another watching to learn may not realize this little "help".
SageHill
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Well done.
